Moose Pass, Alaska · Kenai Peninsula County · Campground
Bertha Creek Campground is open. Beginning May 18, 2019 fees will be charged and services available. During the off-season there is no water, no trash service, and no fees. Please pack out all garbage. Outhouse/toilet facilities may be unavailable.A small loop campground with 12 sites suitable for vehicle camping, smal…
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Bertha Creek Campground is open. Beginning May 18, 2019 fees will be charged and services available. During the off-season there is no water, no trash service, and no fees. Please pack out all garbage. Outhouse/toilet facilities may be unavailable.A small loop campground with 12 sites suitable for vehicle camping, small RV's and tents, located at MP 65.4 of the Seward Highway. $14/night
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